The NRSC went up with a new radio ad in Montana this morning, hammering Senator Tester for failing to show up to work in the Senate.

As threats from ISIS and MS-13 rose, records show Tester skipped 76% of hearings at the Senate Homeland Security Committee, putting America’s national security at risk. But while Tester phoned it in on his work in the Senate, he was working double-time at fundraisers to ensure he took more money from lobbyists than any other member of the Senate.

Click here to listen to the new radio ad.

“Senator Tester made his priorities clear: he’d rather beg lobbyists for cash and hang out in his million-dollar house, than show up to work or keep our country safe,” said NRSC Spokesman Calvin Moore. “No Montana business would never re-hire an employee who skipped work 76% of the time, and Montana voters should treat Jon Tester the same.”

TRANSCRIPT:

ANNOUNCER: Jon Tester’s Day Off…

TEACHER: Tester? Tester? Tester?

ANNOUNCER: During his decade on the Senate Homeland Security Committee, Jon Tester skipped 76% of hearings.

TEACHER: Tester? Has anyone seen Mr. Tester?

ANNOUNCER: While ISIS grew overseas and domestic attacks threatened Americans here at home, Jon Tester didn’t bother to show up.

TEACHER: Apparently Mr. Tester doesn’t feel it’s important to show up.

ANNOUNCER: But Tester did show up to plenty of fundraisers –  becoming #1 in campaign cash from lobbyists.

535 members of Congress – and Jon Tester ranked #1 in lobbyist cash.

Jon Tester. Another lobbyist-loving Washington politician … when he’s there.

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